Large group of Serbian opposition, activist figures targeted with spyware

At least 14 people in Serbia, including a parliamentarian, an opposition politician, and student protesters, were targeted with advanced spyware, with Citizen Lab confirming one Pegasus infection and Amnesty International identifying NoviSpy in at least two cases. The spying campaign appears to have intensified around the March local elections, highlighting a…

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BraZetsu Malware Turns Compromised Windows Hosts Into Criminal Marketplace Inventory

Researchers uncovered BraZetsu, a Python-based Windows malware framework used by Exilware to turn compromised systems into tradable access points on the Infected Marketplace. The malware targets Iberian and Latin American organizations, uses AI-assisted triage and stealthy reconnaissance, and overlaps in function and infrastructure with CNABHunter and AgenteV2. #BraZetsu #Exilware #InfectedMarketplace #CNABHunter…

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Attack Cases in Korea Involving the Installation of Radmin and UltraVNC

ASEC found attack cases where threat actors used Radmin and UltraVNC to take over infected systems, then deployed Netch, CCProxy, and SoftEther VPN to turn them into proxy nodes and VPN servers. The activity involved downloads from 103.86.86[.]244 and used Chinese-language scripts and configuration files, suggesting a Chinese-speaking operator. #Radmin #UltraVNC…

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OpenAI is putting  billion behind Daybreak for defenders working without enterprise budgets

OpenAI is committing $1 billion in credits to expand access to its Daybreak cyber models for defenders of water and wastewater systems, the electric grid, governments, banks, nonprofits, and open-source projects. The program starts in the United States and will expand to partner countries soon, offering training, technical support, and tools to analyze code, validate vulnerabilities, and develop fixes. #OpenAI #Daybreak #MSISAC

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Scammers have figured out the best time to text you

Malwarebytes says scammers are increasingly matching each scam type to the platform that produces the best results, with web, email, SMS, phone, social media, and gaming communities all used in different ways. The data also shows heavy impersonation of MrBeast, Google, Microsoft, Apple, Roblox, and Amazon, while scam activity peaks on Friday and around midday. #Malwarebytes #MrBeast #Google #Microsoft #Apple #Roblox #Amazon #Steam #Discord #Minecraft

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A five-part inventory for your AI agent credentials

Roy Katmor explains that AI agents are often trusted in approved studios and apps while the credentials behind them go unreviewed, creating hidden access risks. He recommends inventorying each agent’s owner, tools, credentials, effective authority, and behavior, then enforcing scoped controls and a targeted kill switch. #Orchid #RoyKatmor #HelpNetSecurity #AIagents

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What to Build in Cybersecurity in 2026, Part 2: Systems of Intelligence, AI-Native Services, and Frontier Security

The article explains how AI can help cybersecurity companies build stronger moats in three areas: systems of intelligence, AI-native security services, and frontier security. It argues that the real advantage comes from accumulated context, expert judgment, and ownership of new threat models rather than from simply wrapping an LLM around existing products. #SIEM #MSSP #AndreessenHorowitz #AntonChuvakin #CiscoSecurity

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Node.js: Old Technique Makes a Comeback

Symantec reports that attackers have revived abuse of Node.js since February 2026, using the trusted node.exe runtime for persistence and execution against victims including government departments, technology companies, and hotels. In the observed campaigns, actors tied to Woodgnat/KongTuke and other threats used ClickFix, AdaptixC2, Cobalt Strike, ModeloRAT, Backdoor.Mistic, C2Looper, and EtherHiding-style Ethereum blockchain lookups to maintain access and evade defenses. #Node.js #AdaptixC2 #CobaltStrike #ModeloRAT #BackdoorMistic #C2Looper #EtherHiding #Woodgnat #KongTuke

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Attackers exploit zero-days in consistently besieged SonicWall product

SonicWall has disclosed and patched two actively exploited zero-day vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-83548 and CVE-2026-83549, in its SMA 1000 appliances after researchers said they could be chained to achieve unauthenticated remote-code execution. CISA added the flaws to its KEV catalog, while SonicWall urged customers to hunt for compromise, reimage affected devices if needed, and reset credentials and tokens. #SonicWall #SMA1000 #CVE-2026-83548 #CVE-2026-83549 #CISA #KEV

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DFIR Report identified BengalSEO, a Rajasthan-based scam operation that has used SEO poisoning, malicious lure pages, and a traffic distribution system to deliver the MayaBot malware and drive tech support fraud since at least 2015. The campaign relies on companies such as WeConnect Solutions LLC and Garage2Global, along with infrastructure spanning GitHub, Hostmaza, Cloudflare, Matomo, and numerous redirector and payload domains. #BengalSEO #MayaBot #WeConnectSolutionsLLC #Garage2Global #Hostmaza #Cloudflare #Matomo

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